Clearwater, Minn., Code of Ordinances ch. 8 § 8-5

(a) Any owner of rental premises shall be responsible to take appropriate action against persons occupying the rental premises who conduct themselves in such a manner as to cause the premises to be deemed disorderly under this section. Upon a determination by the city that a rental premises was used for a disorderly use, the city shall notify the owner in writing of such determination and shall direct the owner to take appropriate action to prevent further incidents of disorderly use. The written notice shall be deemed effective if mailed to the owner at the address where tax statements are mailed for the rental premises pursuant to Wright County records.
(b) Upon a determination by the city that a second instance of disorderly use of the same rental premises occurs within 12 months of a written notice pursuant to subsection (a) having been mailed, the city may suspend the owner's registration certificate for up to 30 days, impose reasonable conditions on the owner's registration certificate, or both, pursuant to the procedural requirements contained in section 8-6 .
(c) Upon a determination by the city that a third instance of disorderly use of the same rental premises occurs within 12 months of a second occurrence pursuant to subsection (b), the city may suspend the owner's registration certificate for up to 90 days, impose reasonable conditions on the owner's registration certificate, or both, pursuant to the procedural requirements contained in section 8-6 .
(d) Upon a determination by the city that a fourth instance of disorderly use of the same rental premises occurs within 12 months of a third occurrence pursuant to subsection (b), the city may suspend the owner's registration certificate for up to one year, impose reasonable conditions on the owner's registration certificate, or both, pursuant to the procedural requirements contained in section 8-6 .
(e) If, prior to a decision by the city to suspend a registration certificate or impose conditions under section 8-6 , the owner of the rental premises provides affirmative proof that formal action has been taken to terminate the tenancy of those persons involved in the disorderly use of the rental premises, the city may forego such suspension or imposition of conditions.
(f) All written leases for rental premises in the city executed after June 30, 2021 shall contain a clause providing that disorderly use, as defined in section 8-3 , shall constitute both a material breach of the lease and grounds for termination of such lease.